> because they eventually converted to being a C++ IDE supplier They followed the market. The Common Lisp product was great. > but that seems in line with Bro

> because they eventually converted to being a C++ IDE supplier They followed the market. The Common Lisp product was great. > but that seems in line with Brooks' earlier criticism that the language was too big Lucid CL implemented all of Common Lisp and more. L is a Lisp for embedded systems. It's a subset of Common Lisp - nothing unusual.